The Wall Street Journal publishes an article predicting more troubles ahead for Russian gas exports. The average Gazprom price charged for 1,000 cubic meters in 2014 was $352.70, but it will go down between $200-$250 in 2015. Part of the reason is that Ukraine bought 95% of its gas from Russia in 2013, but only 70% in 2014. This will go further down as Kiev intends to get 60% of its needs in 2015 from the EU via reverse flow.